New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1887-02-09
NEW ULM AND VICINITY.

talnment IT you attend.
Fariba ult is having a scat tournament
between Il german and an american
club. It wouldn't be a bad idea for
some OF our scat players to arrange for
q tournament at this place.
At the Tivoli they are manufacturin g
sausage from sawdust, middlings, salt
peter and meat gravy which is said to
I'LL long felt want. H. Nagel, who
has been appointed chief Inspector of
the new brand, claims that the sausage
is palatable and healthy. Orders left
at the Tivoli will be filled promptly.
Miss Emile Fay celebrated her birth
day by giving party to her friends
Monday evening. Everybody present
had a pleasant time and wishes the hos
tiers many happy returns of the day.
Invitations are out for private mask
ed ball at Schmuckers Tivoli next Sa-
turday.
Col. T. O'Leary has received COM
mission as post office inspector. It pays
to be on good terms with Hon. P. II.
Kelly.
ALI trains are once more running on
regular time. Let us hope that the
~ season of blockades is over.
Patents granted to citizens of MINI.
during the week, and reported express
ly for the REVIEW by G. A. Snow &
Co. Patent lawyers, Opp. U. S. Patent
Office, Washington, D. G. O.. Crosby,
St. Paul, Hosting machine A. E. Ball,
Rushford, Seeding machine; J. j.
Brewis. Minneapolis, Lathe.
LOST.-Mrs. c. Gerboth lost lady's
hand satchel Sunday, either in New
Ulm or on the road from New Ulm to
Courtland. The satchel contained
some money, a pair of muff1ers, a pho
tograph and some papers. The finder
will be suitably rewarded by leaving
the satchel with G. L. Roos, OF this
place or G. Gerboth at CORTLAND.
Mrs. Fred Meyer presented her hus-
band with a young butcher Friday.
Marriage licenses issued in Brown
County during the last two weeks:
Henry H. Otfermann to Bertha Gen.
1shew; Clemant Bower-Mary Rosen-
hammer; Wenzel Kral-Mary Krctsch;
CIV. Scherer--Minnie Manderfeld.
Progressive erchre parties are all the
rage now. Quite a number have been
held lately at the residences of j. New
hart, F. Behnke, S. D. Peterson, and R.
Pfefferle. Now for progressive scat
or poker party.
A prominent farmer of Bowling
Green, Howard County, Md, Mr., j. 7.
$Ridgely, said his four children were
sick with sore throats and coughs at the
same time. Red Star Cough Cure cur
ed them.in..aaweek. No opiates.
The publication of the delinquent tax
list has necessarily crowded out local
and other items. The lands of the W.
& St. P. Land Co., which have not paid
any taxes to this county, have been
placed on the delinquent list. If our
authorities will be able to collect from
them, this will add about forty thous-
and dollars worth of taxable lands to
our revenues and consequently tighten
the burden OF other tax payers.
Mr.. H. G. Wells of Milbank Oak. has
discovered a new method for preserv-
ing corn. While in Lake City recently he
concluded to have one of his ears, which
has been useless as an organ of hearing
for twenty eight years, examined by DR..
G. R. Patton, who removed from the
auditory passage grain of corn in q
perfect state of preservation. Since
then Mr.. Wells can hear equally we'll
in both his ears, His mother recalls
the fact that when he was two years
Ole. he complained Of having got a kerr
mel of corn in his ear, but it was de-
clared to be a mistake by physician
who made an examination at the time.
A concern which manufacture steam
fire engines has supplied most of our
;, citizens with neatly printed and bound
pamphlets proclaiming the superiority
OF their machines over a system of wa
ter works. The proper thing for the
concern to do now would be to supply
Us with another book informing us how
TO secure water enough to run one of
their engines for longer time than
fifteen minutes. The only supply in
town which would hold out longer is
the river and that is to far away Ac-
cording to the statements of their books
the village engine pumps four hundred
gallons per minute. At this rate any
one of our cisterns would be exhausted
in fifteen minutes.
From a St. Paul correspondence re-
ceived to late for last weeks REVIEW
we clip the following report of the
storming of the ice palace. ''The pal
ace was Illuminated early in the even
ing, and the crowds who had watched
the turnouts during the day began to
move towards the castle, pouring
through the gates, they filed the
grounds two hours before the battle be-
gan. The night was warm, else there
would have been many person frozen
to statue before the fire king arrival
Mayor Ames, of Minneapolis accom-
panied by a squad of Minneapolis po-
lice aud officers of the municipal gov
eminent sat in a blood red vehicle, and
was hailed as the fire king. Soon after
the fire kings arrival a signal was gi-